Germany is reaching out to the West to attract skilled workers

– International news – Tasnim News Agency According to the German newspaper “Frankfurter Rondschei”, Germany is facing a severe shortage of skilled labor these days. is trying to improve the situation by recruiting troops from other countries, and in this regard, the German president recently signed an agreement with this country during his visit to Vietnam.

The German federal government in the months The latter has tried to attract skilled workers in many parts of the world, including Brazil, India and Kenya. Steinmeier recently said during a trip to this country and after talking with his Vietnamese counterpart: We have a great need for skilled workers in Germany and we are happy that Vietnam is ready for this cooperation with Germany.

Manpower shortage in many sectors has become a challenging crisis in Germany.

Not long ago, the German Civil Servants Association warned about the weakening of public services in such a situation, citing staff shortages in many sectors.

According to the Dbb civil servants association, state services are increasingly understaffed. are at risk. Dbb President Ulrich Silberbach said: “The government has lost more than 550,000 employees and the situation is getting worse as native employees retire.

More than 1.3 million employees will retire in Germany over the next ten years. Silberbach said: The lack of personnel endangers the ability and competence of the government and management to act. Now, in this situation, Morocco and Germany want to deepen their relations. These relations are deepened with the issue of skilled workers, the issue of returning to the country and the issue of integration.

The Minister of Development of Germany emphasized in a promotional tour in Morocco: Germany needs a total of 400,000 skilled workers per year, which according to Morocco can help Germany in this direction.

On the other hand, out of 350,000 asylum requests in Germany in 2023, only 1,500 cases were from Moroccan citizens. According to the Federal Ministry of the Interior, about 270 Maghrebs were deported last year, half of whom were transferred to the Maghreb.

German Development Minister Sonia Schulze, together with the Federal Integration Commissioner, Reem Alabali Radwan, went to Rabat, the capital. He traveled to the West. He wants to open another center for immigration and development in this country and a place of advice and assistance for returnees and immigrants. Moroccans are also interested in exchanges and deeper relations with Germany. The unemployment rate in this country is high, even among educated people, this rate is about 20%. According to Germany, this issue should not be underestimated. Eight percent of the country’s gross domestic product is foreign remittances. This means: Maghrebs abroad have a significant contribution to stabilizing the domestic economy. Schulze, of course, reduced the very high expectations in this regard and said: “We cannot send 400,000 skilled workers to Germany every year.” let’s bring But we want to show how this can be done. He added: We must set an example, try things and find new partners. The German Development Minister also said in another part of his speech: In many sectors, the German economy will no longer work without foreign workers. “That’s why we need Maghrebs, they are part of our society,” Schulze said.

German farmers with tractors They blocked the streets

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